We're investigating a crime. >> Okay, investigate. I ain't going to help you. I need some extra money anyway. I need a Lamborghini. And y'all going to help me get it. >> Give me your name. >> I ain't giving I told you 13 times. I I feel sorry for your girl because you don't listen. You don't listen at all. You keep on saying like I said that I'm telling you what the situation is. You keep on talking about my name. My name. Worry worry about the situation. >> The situation is you your window's broken, right? >> Man, can I talk to somebody smarter than you? >> In this video, deputies responded to investigate a reported incident involving allegations that the homeowner had threatened someone with a firearm. Instead of immediately focusing on collecting physical evidence or determining exactly what happened, the encounter quickly became centered on one demand, the homeowner's identity. He repeatedly refused to provide his name, insisted he was standing on his own property, invoked his right to remain silent, requested a supervisor, and questioned what legal authority required him to identify himself. Deputies repeatedly responded that they could not complete their report or leave until he gave them his information. The homeowner repeatedly argued that this was not a stop and identify state and maintained that officers could not force him to identify himself simply because they wanted to complete paperwork. As tensions escalated, the conversation shifted from an investigation into a standoff over identity. >> Your information, so I can put you on the report. >> You won't get that. You won't get no information on me. I just told you I don't even know why y'all still here. >> Because we're investigating a crime. >> Okay, well, then you're not getting none of that. I don't know why you came. So, I I can't I don't have that ID. I'm at my house. I'm at my house. I don't have to. All right, then take me to jail then. And you going to get a lawsuit. Take me to jail. You recorded it. >> Yeah, we're all everyone's recording everything. >> So, take me to jail then. Take me to jail then. I ain't going I'm not going to be identifying myself. I'm not I ain't they can call their mom. Take me to jail then. >> We're not trying to do all that. >> I guarantee I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of you. I need some extra money anyway. I'm not getting I just told you that 13 times. I'm not giving you nothing. Cuz I'm not giving you Nothing. Nothing at all. Besides what the look like, you not getting Nothing. Arrest me on my property you want to, you going to get a lawsuit. >> [laughter] >> Stupid. I'm with my kids on my own property. Investigate. I ain't going to help you. I need some extra money anyway. I need a Lamborghini. And y'all going to help me get it. Especially you. You can't harass that been through this I don't even know why y'all still here. I asked for a supervisor. They still not giving me one. I want a supervisor. >> A supervisor. Okay. >> And they ain't going to give me a supervisor. >> That's correct. >> They said I ain't going to They said I can't get a supervisor cuz he busy. He him. He said it. >> No, I didn't say that. I said you're not going [laughter] to get a supervisor cuz he's not coming out here. There's no reason for one to come out. >> And wouldn't give me a supervisor cuz you keep talking to me and I don't want to talk. >> You don't have to talk. You just have >> I don't want to talk. >> That's it. >> So if I give you my information, that's me leaving me talking, right? Y'all Y'all already give my cold as hell right now. I'm trying to drink and y'all me up for that. >> and I'm not trying to stop you from drinking. >> All right, well then go. Leave. Bye. >> If you give me your name >> I ain't giving I told you 13 times. I I feel sorry for your girl cuz you don't listen. You don't listen at all. >> Okay. >> Y'all can't do nothing so I don't even know why y'all still still saying I said no, I'm not telling you Nothing. Nothing about me. I can say my name start with a F. You figure it out. I can't wait till y'all come down here. I can't wait till y'all come down here and harass me. Cuz I need some extra money from y'all. And I'mma get it cuz y'all on my property. Matter of fact, leave. Go on my property. I didn't ask y'all. I didn't call y'all. Get off my property. >> No, we can't leave until you give us your >> Get off my property. Get off my property. >> No, we're not going to do that. Until you give me >> Get off my I'm not. I just told you I'm not. >> Okay, well then we can't leave. >> You going to leave. >> But if you give us >> dollars you leave. >> we'll leave. >> A thousand dollars you leave. I bet you leave. Without me saying nothing. Go in the house my name. They ain't doing [ __ ] Go in the house. I ain't going nowhere and they ain't doing [ __ ] I stay here so y'all got something to prove. Or I'mma sue all of y'all. Sitting here taking my picture. Y'all just staring at my fence. >> Frankly, I think I'm the only car that doesn't have a 37. >> I got two girls with me. And y'all harassing me with my kids. Come on dog. Come on man. Who are my kids? I wouldn't do that to y'all. >> I'm not trying to harass you, man. >> You doing it. You doing it. >> your information then I can leave, right? That's all I'm asking. >> What my information got to do with this situation? >> put you in >> What my information got to do with this situation? >> I can give you a copy of the report. >> Man, you going to jail, too. >> that. >> I hope you get fired. >> Okay. I appreciate that, but >> Don't worry about it. It's online. It's online. >> I'll be on my way. It's on now. I'll be on your way. >> It's on now. And I always wanted to do this. You on now. Yeah. Go ahead and tell me all that [ __ ] you saying. I just said I don't want to talk to you. You I said I plead the fifth. So, why the [ __ ] you still here? I'm not giving you nothing. And you can't make me give you nothing. It's a non-stopping ID state. And I'm on my property. Yeah, all y'all suck. And you want me to give you my ID. And I'm on my property. Suck my >> No. >> You going to? >> Appreciate that, but I'll tell you one more time, okay? >> Man, you ain't got to tell me nothing. I just told you I don't want to plead the fifth. I don't want to say nothing. Well, I been told you to leave. I don't want to say nothing. You ain't getting nothing none of my Your your girl's your you you your might be because I told you I don't want to say nothing else to you. And you still talking to them. >> Okay. >> And you ain't getting my name. So, I don't know how you're going to leave here. You ain't going to leave here with my name. I bet you that. Got a thousand hips. I'm looking for a lawsuit anyway. Y'all can give me some money. Yeah, you ain't getting no name. I ain't know why y'all here. >> Yeah, she broke a window in the room. >> See what I'm saying? Y'all ain't doing nothing about that. >> We'd be glad to help you. >> She broke my window. Investigate that. >> I'd be glad to help you with that, but >> She just broke my window. >> Can I go shoot her? >> In my back room. She just broke my window in the back room. And the police ain't doing nothing. >> Who did? >> The girl that I had that little thing. She just broke my window. You >> said what? >> You want us to help you out with that? >> No, they trying to put me in jail. >> Well, do you want help with it or not? Cuz you're talking about it. >> He's lying to you. >> Good. >> That's what I was just saying. I just told you that she was threatening me. >> We're not hearing anything about it. We don't want anything to do >> But you down here trying to get my ID, but she bust my window up. So, can I press charges on her busting my window up? >> We're just giving him the opportunity. >> Can I Can I press charges on her busting my window up? >> You can, but you still got to have to identify yourself to be >> victim, right? >> No. >> So, you you see how that's not going to work? Cuz I don't know what >> I don't know, bro. I don't know how you became a cop, but you not smarter than me. Look. You keep on saying like I said that I'm telling you what the situation is. You keep on talking about my name. My name. We're worried about the situation. >> The situation is you your window's broken, right? >> Man, can I talk to somebody smarter than me? >> You can talk to any one of us. >> Yeah, I don't want to talk to you anymore. You wasting my time. Yeah, you wasting my time, bro. >> I I just >> I'm here with my kids and you you trying to investigate something, but you worried about my name instead of investigating what's going on. She just broke my window out, but you talking about I had a gun and I'm supposed to be threatening her, but you trying to get my ID. For what? >> Who busted your window? >> My kids My kids' window. The girl down there that whoever had a a vest Can Money, can you show him the window? Show him Can she show you the window? Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You talking to me about ID and she bust my window out. I ain't giving you You going to leave here without my name. I guarantee you that. >> care about the broken window? >> Yeah, that's what I'm telling y'all. She She Y'all talking about a gun, but she bust my window out. >> What do you want done about the window? >> Press charges. >> How are you going to press charges? You're not >> I know how to do it. I know how to do it. I did this before. >> not giving us your name. >> I know I did it before. I know how to do it. My name ain't going to tell you nothing. So, I know how to do it. >> So, do you want me to >> I'm smarter than the fifth grader. Y'all Y'all Y'all Y'all Y'all been in the in the in the in the in the service or whatever, but y'all I'm going to say it. >> Stand up. >> What happened? >> You're You're being placed under arrest for failure to ID. >> Failure to >> You have to ID yourself. >> I I told you my home house. >> This is an active investigation, so you have to identify yourself. >> No, in my own crib? >> Yes. >> No, I don't have >> The deputy spent nearly the entire encounter demanding the man's identity while he repeatedly refused to provide his name or any identification. He invoked his right to remain silent, requested a supervisor several times, insisted he was on his own property, and repeatedly redirected the deputies to what he believed should have been the focus of the investigation, the broken window he said had been caused by another person. Despite his repeated requests, the discussion continued to revolve around obtaining his identity instead of addressing the property damage he reported. The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures and is intended to prevent the government from exercising authority without legal justification. Throughout this encounter, the man challenged the deputies' actions, questioned why his identity had become the primary focus of the investigation, and refused to voluntarily identify himself. The standoff ended only after deputies arrested him following his repeated refusals to provide his name, turning what began as an investigation into a prolonged dispute over identification.